.Why Archive

Windows 11 has arrived, but here’s why not everyone will get the upgrade yet

Windows 11 started its wide rollout on Oct. 5 — the first major upgrade in six years. Windows 11 is available as a free

Why Justin Rose Gets Inspiration From Roger Federer And Chelsea FC

Justin Rose is one of the most easy going guys you’d ever meet. The Englishman and world No. 14 golfer also loves

Why India shuts down the internet more than any other democracy

As protests over a controversial citizenship law rage across India, authorities resorted to shutting down the internet in cities where demonstrators flooded

Here’s why advertisers see potential in the growing gaming space in India

Nowadays, a significant amount of time of an internet user is spent on online gaming. An increased user base on these platforms

Why Apple’s Keyboard Controversy Restarted Conspiracy Theories It Plans for Its Products to Fai

Three years ago, Apple introduced the 12-inch MacBook, an incredibly slim laptop that gave the previous lightweight champion, the MacBook Air, a

Why Apple May Be Lowering iPhone Prices This Year

Apple may be reversing course and lowering iPhone prices, after iPhone sales growth slowed with 2017’s $1,000 iPhone X model, and price hikes

Here’s why experts are skeptical of the ‘gaming disorder’ diagnosis

The World Health Organization has added “gaming disorder” to its diagnostic handbook, but experts argue that we still don’t know enough to claim

Why Android P gestures are a risk worth taking

Now that those of us brave enough to install the Android P beta have had a week or two to kick the tires, I

Here’s Why Apple’s Face ID Has a Two-Year Advantage Over Android Alternatives

Apple’s Face ID face-scanning feature in the iPhone X won’t have a real competitor until next year, a new report says. A

Why Apple Is Safe (For Now) Amid Trump’s Tough Trade Talk On China

The clouds are gathering fast in the United States’s trade relationship with China, with potentially damaging repercussions for both countries and their